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U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) recently appeared on Fox Business Network's "Kudlow" to discuss President Biden's budget proposal for FY25. During the interview, Tuberville expressed strong criticism towards Biden's budget priorities.

When asked about Biden's budget, Tuberville stated, "I would argue that the whole budget is insane, but this is kind of more insane than the rest of the budget." He went on to highlight the increasing national debt and inflation, particularly emphasizing the $1.6 trillion allocated for Social Security and the substantial amount of money being directed towards climate initiatives and foreign aid.

Tuberville pointed out the burden being placed on American taxpayers, stating, "The American taxpayers can’t stand it. They’re in a spiral—a disaster spiral. This will be an end to Joe Biden—not just this budget, but also the inflation going up."

Regarding Biden's approach to deficit reduction through tax hikes, Tuberville remarked, "It kind of reminds me of the State of the Union the other night when President Biden said, 'Oh I’ve cut the deficit a trillion dollars.' I don’t know where he’s getting that from, and he’s putting the burden on the taxpayer and small businesses."

In conclusion, Tuberville stressed the importance of supporting small businesses and farmers in the country, asserting that they are the backbone of the nation and should not bear the brunt of excessive spending and taxation.

Senator Tommy Tuberville, who represents Alabama in the United States Senate, serves on several key committees including Armed Services, Agriculture, Veterans’ Affairs, and HELP. His full remarks on Biden's budget proposal can be accessed through the provided link.